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A conversation about DHIS2
published 4 April 2019
What lessons can countries draw from a case study in Gombe state, Nigeria? Watch this video to learn about Antoinette Bhattacharya's work on the quality of routine data and how DHIS2 can be used and what improvements could be made.
IDEAS team member Krystyna Makowiecka speaks to Antoinette Bhattacharya about the work she has done in Gombe to look at the quality of routine data and the challenges and successes with using DHIS2.
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